美 [tæp ruːm; tæp rʊm]
n. 酒吧间
taproom /ˈtæpˌruːm, -ˌrʊm/
名词 a bar, as in a hotel or pub (旅馆或酒馆内的)酒吧
酒吧间
All this, which was rather to be apprehended than seen through the smoke, Marius, who was entering the tap-room, hardly noticed.
这一切都发生在烟雾中，看不大清楚。马吕斯正冲进那厅堂，几乎不知道有这一经过。
Six men made a litter of their guns; on this they laid the body, and bore it, with bared heads, with solemn slowness, to the large table in the tap-room.
六个人用他们的步枪组成一个担架，把尸体放在上面，脱下帽子，缓步庄严地抬进酒店的厅堂，停放在一张大桌子上。
The song's so catchy it makes you bounce around the living room or tap your feet.
这首歌很琅琅上口，它让你在客厅里跳跃或者用脚打拍子。
It includes a ballroom that can fit 250 people, a wine room and wine vault, a screening room with LCD projection, a solarium, a gallery and a pub-style tap room.
Tap an iPad, however, and the Solo cranks out rich room-filling sound.
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